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Unveiling Oxygen's Past with Subaru/IRD: Oxygen Abundance of Very Metal-Poor Stars

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Published June 8, 2026 | Version v1 Poster Open Bakuh Danang Setyo Budi1, 2 Aoki, Wako2, 1 Storm, Nicholas3, 4 N. Ishigaki, Miho2 Matsuno, Tadafumi4 Hirano, Teruyuki1, 5, 2 Kuzuhara, Masayuki2, 5 Nishikawa, Jun2, 5 Omiya, Masashi2, 5 Kotani, Takayuki5 Kudo, Tomoyuki6 VIEVARD, Sébastien7 TAMURA, Motohide8, 9 1. The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, SOKENDAI 2. National Astronomical Observatory of Japan 3. Max Planck Institute for Astronomy 4. Heidelberg University 5. Astrobiology Center 6.
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ADEBBDs: Accelerating Detached Eclipsing Binaries with Brown Dwarfs

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Published June 7, 2026 | Version v1 Poster Open We observe a sample of well-studied detached eclipsing binaries (DEBs), that also show Proper Motion Anomaly  (a.k.a. acceleration; PMA). The goal is to identify the low-mass companions that cause the PMA. We focus on systems, whose predicted companion mass suggests a brown dwarf (BD), and whose age is older than 0.9 Gyr i.e. more than for a typical open cluster.
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El cúmulo de cuásares 'Himalaya cósmico' desafía cualquier explicación

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| Europa Press Verified
Código: 6772414 Fecha: 03/06/2025 Dimensiones: 746 x 559 (0.19MB) Fotos del Tema: 1 Pie de Foto: El cúmulo más denso de agujeros negros supermasivos identificado en el Universo. REMITIDA / HANDOUT por SUBARU TELESCOPE / SDSS, LIANG ET AL. Fotografía remitida a medios de comunicación exclusivamente para ilustrar la noticia a la que hace referencia la imagen, y citando la procedencia de la imagen en la firma Firma: SUBARU TELESCOPE / SDSS, LIANG ET AL.
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